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Fanuc Absolute Encoder and Incremental Encoder
Fanuc Absolute Encoder and Incremental Encoder
When using a FANUC system with an absolute encoder, failing to replace the battery in time after receiving a low voltage warning will cause the reference position to be lost, requiring a reset of the reference position.
1: How to distinguish between an absolute position encoder and a relative position encoder (incremental position encoder)?
1. Check the encoder model to see whether it contains the letter “I” or “A”:
- “I” stands for “Increase,” indicating an incremental encoder.
- “A” stands for “Absolute,” indicating an absolute encoder.
2. All βi series motors use absolute encoders.
3. An absolute position encoder can replace an incremental position encoder.
When using a FANUC system with an absolute encoder, failing to replace the battery in time after receiving a low voltage warning will cause the reference position to be lost, requiring a reset of the reference position.
1: How to distinguish between an absolute position encoder and a relative position encoder (incremental position encoder)?
1. Check the encoder model to see whether it contains the letter “I” or “A”:
- “I” stands for “Increase,” indicating an incremental encoder.
- “A” stands for “Absolute,” indicating an absolute encoder.
2. All βi series motors use absolute encoders.
3. An absolute position encoder can replace an incremental position encoder.
